- amentoflavone. Hyperi****
bupleuroides was
first fully described by
Boris Stefanoff in 1932. It is the sole
member of the
section Bupleuroides, to
which it was...
- 2021. "Mathiasella
bupleuroides,
Green Dream, Perennial". www.smgrowers.com.
Retrieved 24
October 2021. "Mathiasella
bupleuroides 'Green Dream'". Royal...
- with only one species:
Anisopoda bupleuroides. The
genus is in the
Apiaceae and is
endemic to Madagascar. A.
bupleuroides is an
erect herbaceous perennial...
-
angustifolium M.
australis –
Claoxylon australe M.
bupleuroides –
Adenocline pauciflora var.
bupleuroides M.
caffra –
Adenocline acuta M.
capensis – Leidesia...
- include:
Adenosepalum Adenotrias Androsaemum Arthrophyllum Ascyreia Brathys Bupleuroides Campylopus Concinna Coridium Crossophyllum Drosocarpium Elodeoida Graveolentia...
- sepals, and 3–5 styles.
Bupleuroides Stef.
contains one species, H.
bupleuroides,
which shares the name of the section. H.
bupleuroides is a
perennial herb...
-
Boopis bupleuroides, a
member of the
family Calyceraceae...
-
Sonchus br****icifolius S.C.Kim & Mejías
Sonchus briqueti**** Gand.
Sonchus bupleuroides (Font Quer) N.Kilian &
Greuter Sonchus camporum (R.E.Fr.)
Boulos ex C...
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Corylus colchica, Сorylus pontica,
Paeonia wittmanniana, Hyperi****
bupleuroides, Hyperi**** xylosteifolium,
Rhododendron ungernii,
Rhododendron smirnovii...
-
pallens H.
scopulorum H.
ternatum H.
tortuosum Monospecific Bupleuroides: H.
bupleuroides Campylopus: H.
cerastioides Concinna: H.
concinnum Heterophylla:...
